Hi William, thank you very much for your answer. I don't really like Linux because it has many problems. As I'm writing you this message I'm installing Ubuntu on a VirtualPC, everything was OK, but when files were copied to the Virtual drive it gave me a BIG error, some I/O error while copying, so this is what I'm talking about, many problems and is very slow compared to Windows.
Anyway I will try to install some older versions, maybe I will have some luck to install it. I would like to make the biggest part by myself, not using LabView or Matlab and neither Linux. What I would like to do is to use Windows environment, to install GNU Radio, emulate python in a OOP environment, meaning -> execute scripts in a software and get out data. I don't want to use USRP and GNU Radio to see waveforms (only at the begining when I will try it out and when I will write the script), I want to transfer data, to communicate with other wireless devices, etc. I want to use it in the practical side to transfer data, if I could get 2 bytes of data from a wireless device using microcontroller it would be heaven. This is the hardest part, to transfer my first byte of data, after tha I could make some nice things, nice systems. Thank you very much for your answer and I would be very happy to receive any idea from anybody. Best regards, Sam Evans. ________________________________ From: William Cox <wc...@ncsu.edu> To: Sam Evans <sam_evans1...@yahoo.com>; GNU Radio Discussion <discuss-gnuradio@gnu.org> Sent: Thu, September 2, 2010 6:50:50 PM Subject: Re: [Discuss-gnuradio] USRP, GNURADIO, WINDOWS, APPLICATION HELP Sam, Coming from a Windows user, I have to say that switching to Ubuntu was 1) extremely easy and 2) greatly accelerated my understand and ability to use GNURadio/USRP - mainly because I could use the GRC, which is a Labview-like graphical interface to GNURadio and USRP. I'd *highly* recommend giving it a shot first, at least to learn with, before trying Windows development. That's my 0.02. YMMV. Also check out the Simulink libraries - I think they're linked from Ettus.com -William On Wed, Sep 1, 2010 at 5:36 PM, Sam Evans <sam_evans1...@yahoo.com> wrote: Hi everybody, > > I would like to ask some questions regarding USRP. I really need some >help. >I got my USRP with a WBX and LP0410. I work on a computer running Windows XP. >After I read many thing about how to install the GNU Radio in Windows >environment I could install it using MingW. > > > I used the gnuinstall.py python script like many others but when I tried >to >run my first script in python I got an error message ImportError: No module >named gnuradio. I don't know what is the problem, the gnuradio is installed, >the >latest one GNU Radio 3.3.0. > > Could anybody help me with some ideas, how to make it work, and what I'm >missing. > > The second question would be. I would like to use the GNU Radio for a real >application. I want to make a .NET application with Delphi Prism and to be >able >to get data from USRP an set data. There are many informations out there to >emulate python (there are even DLL files) to be able to run python scripts >from >a .NET application. What I want is to exchange data with some devices running >on >2 ISM bands (433 and 868). I will make an application with Visual Studio 2010 >and I would like to be abel to read data through python script, interprete >data >and display in the form as some value or a therometer showing the value sent >by >a device. Wireless devices will have ASK, OOK modulation, some simple stuff. >Anybody have made something like this and could help me to start it, I'll make >all the work but I need some help from those who already made something like >this. > > Do you have any other idea how could I implement this, what other solution >do exists? A alternative would be to use LabView but there are problems, too. >No >documentation or some help. It would be very good to have some DLL files that >would implement functions and interface to the USB data, but even if I was >searching for a long time, I couldn't find anything. > > I'm opened to any suggestion, because right now I'm stuck, I don't have >any >idea. > > > Thank you very much for any idea. I wish everybody a nice day. > >Best regards, >Sam Evans. > >_______________________________________________ >Discuss-gnuradio mailing list >Discuss-gnuradio@gnu.org >http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/discuss-gnuradio > >
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